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Why You Wake Up Tired (Even After 8 Hours): Fix Your Sleep In 24 Hours
Season 1 Episode 399
Do you ever wake up after a full 8 hours of sleep feeling like you got hit by a truck? 🚛💤
Here is the hard truth: Sleep duration is a myth. You don't need more time in bed; you need more Deep Sleep. This is the critical stage where your body repairs itself, your immune system recharges, and your brain literally "washes" itself of toxic buildup. If you are missing this stage, you are just aging faster.
In this episode, we are throwing out the sleeping pills and the melatonin. Instead, we are using science-backed protocols to hack your biology and maximize sleep quality naturally.
We break down the ultimate sleep toolkit:
The Light/Dark Cycle: Why viewing Morning Sunlight is the single most important thing you can do for your Circadian Rhythm.
The Temperature Hack: Why your body needs to drop in temperature to enter deep sleep (and how to force it).
The Caffeine Cutoff: The exact time you need to put down the coffee to protect your "sleep pressure" molecules.
The 90-Minute Wind-Down: A step-by-step evening routine to switch your nervous system from "Fight or Flight" to "Rest and Digest."
Stop acting like a zombie and start sleeping like a pro. These are the tools you need to wake up feeling dangerous.
Topics: Sleep Hygiene, Deep Sleep, Biohacking, Circadian Rhythm, Health, Wellness, and Productivity.
👇 Wake up energized.
If you are ready to finally fix your sleep schedule, Hit Subscribe and leave us a 5-star review! Share this episode with that friend who is always chugging energy drinks. Let’s get some real rest. 🛌🌙
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